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Every kid in America,

Liked Christmas a LOT,

The warehouse team,
Who had to manage peak every year,
DID NOT!

It could be their heads weren’t screwed on right,
It could be, perhaps, their shoes were too tight!

Tax incentive for purchasing equipment this year will soon expire. Section 179 of the IRS Tax Code allows a business to deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment and/or software purchased or leased during the tax year. A business may deduct up to $25,000 in 2014 with purchase prices amounting to no more than $200,000.

If you're interested in purchasing warehouse  equipment such as mobile workstation carts or portable power, time is running out.

One of your primary concerns may be the reduction of unnecessary downtime your company experiences on a daily basis.  This downtime may often go unnoticed, resulting in expenses and losses you are unable to account for or eliminate because you aren’t aware of the loss.  While hidden downtime can be costly to your company in many ways, did you know you can actually make changes to the workplace that will substantially reduce, if not entirely eliminate, this downtime altogether?

Improving efficiency and productivity in the workplace is the goal of any good manager or business owner. One often-overlooked area where improvements could be made is that of the equipment used by employees to carry out their roles. One way to remove some of the limitations that inflexible equipment setups place on employees, particularly those who work in warehouses and factories, is to introduce a mobile computer station into the workplace. Here are five benefits of using a mobile computer station that could make a big difference to your organization.